I have Manuel Quezon’s blog on my feed reader. This is always good so that I know in a timely manner, whether he has posted a new post. Today, he has an excellent Primer on The Neri Case. I am currently reading it at the moment, so grab some coffee, it’s […]
It’s a no go. The Senate has refused the compromise offered by the Supreme Court, although I’m not sure if it was a compromise rather than a bail out. Apparently, the only constitutional thing to do is to do a case by case basis and render judgment as to whether each case of […]
I’m screaming and fuming when I learn of such things as what has happened in the latest Supreme Court case regarding Romulo Neri’s constant use of Executive Privilege in order to evade answering and providing the TRUTH. He will attend The Senate’s Friday hearing into the NBN deal, but is still allowed to use […]
As the people’s call for truth and accountability rings all over the country, Senator Mar Roxas said that it is now up to the Supreme Court to pull the government and the country out of the political stalemate ensuing out of the National Broadband Network (NBN) deal.
“The government–the most potent force to bring change to […]
Today and the day before, the talk has been about Executive Order 464 and about Executive Privelage. From what I gather, EO 464 is nothing but a reminder that Executive Privilege still exists. And certain sections were struck down by The Supreme Court because it was against The Constitution.
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